Trademark Name Generator

Create distinctive, legally protectable business names with our trademark name generator. Generate unique names that are more likely to qualify for trademark protection.

Enter comma-separated keywords that describe your business (e.g., technology, innovative, secure)

Distinctiveness Level

Higher distinctiveness increases trademark protectability. Generic or descriptive terms are difficult to trademark.

Hints at characteristics without directly describing them. Generally protectable.

Industry Category

Select your industry to generate more relevant trademark name suggestions.

Disclaimer:

This tool generates name suggestions only. It does not perform a comprehensive trademark search or provide legal advice. Always consult with a trademark attorney and conduct a proper trademark search before adopting or using any name in commerce.

Free Trademark Name Generator Tool

Generate Legally Protectable Business Names

Our specialized trademark name generator helps create distinctive, unique names with better potential for successful trademark registration and legal protection for your business.

Understanding Trademark Distinctiveness

Generic

Common terms that identify products/services (e.g., "Email" for email services). Not protectable as trademarks.

Descriptive

Terms that describe products/services (e.g., "Fast Delivery" for courier services). Difficult to protect without establishing secondary meaning.

Suggestive

Terms that suggest qualities without directly describing them (e.g., "Microsoft" suggesting microcomputers and software). Generally protectable.

Arbitrary

Common words used in unrelated contexts (e.g., "Apple" for computers). Strongly protectable as trademarks.

Fanciful

Made-up terms with no dictionary meaning (e.g., "Kodak", "Xerox"). Most strongly protectable as trademarks.

Key Finding: Most bestselling books (57%) use 2-3 word titles for optimal memorability and impact.

Benefits of Trademark Protection

Legal Protection

Exclusive rights to use your business name in connection with your goods/services and legal grounds to prevent others from using similar names.

Brand Value

Trademark protection helps build and secure the value of your brand as a business asset that can appreciate over time.

National Protection

Federal trademark registration provides nationwide protection, rather than just the geographic areas where you currently operate.

Trademark Registration Process

1. Create a Distinctive Name

Use our trademark name generator to create distinctive, unique names with higher potential for trademark protection.

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2. Conduct a Trademark Search

Search the USPTO database and other sources to ensure your chosen name doesn't conflict with existing trademarks.

3. File a Trademark Application

Submit your trademark application to the USPTO, including your mark, goods/services description, and filing fee.

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4. Respond to Office Actions

Address any issues raised by USPTO examiners and proceed to registration if approved, typically within 12-18 months.

Frequently Asked Questions About Trademark Names

What's the difference between ™ and ® symbols?

The ™ symbol can be used by anyone claiming trademark rights in a mark, whether registered or not. The ® symbol can only be used after the USPTO has registered your trademark (not during the application process).

Can I trademark any business name?

No, not all business names can be trademarked. Generic terms, purely descriptive terms, and names that create confusion with existing trademarks are generally not eligible for trademark protection. The more distinctive your name, the better chance you have of successful registration.

Do I need a lawyer to register a trademark?

While not legally required, working with a trademark attorney is strongly recommended. The registration process can be complex, and an attorney can help with the trademark search, application preparation, and responding to potential USPTO office actions.

How long does trademark protection last?

A federal trademark registration can last indefinitely as long as you continue to use the mark in commerce and file the required maintenance documents with the USPTO (between the 5th and 6th years after registration and every 10 years thereafter).

Legal Disclaimer:

The information provided on this page is for general informational purposes only and is not legal advice. No attorney-client relationship is created by using this generator or the information provided. This tool does not guarantee trademark registration success or protection. Always consult with a qualified trademark attorney for advice specific to your situation.

Success Stories

Why Businesses Choose Our Trademark Name Generator

“As a startup founder, I needed a unique name that could be trademarked. This generator helped me find a distinctive name that passed our attorney's review without any issues. We successfully registered our trademark in half the time we expected.”

Sarah Johnson

Tech Startup Founder

“The trademark distinctiveness scale helped me understand why our first business name was rejected by the USPTO. Using this generator, we found a more distinctive name that was successfully registered on our first attempt.”

David Martinez

Small Business Owner

“As a trademark attorney, I recommend this tool to my clients in the early naming stages. It helps them understand trademark distinctiveness and generates names that are more likely to qualify for federal protection.”

Jennifer Williams, Esq.

Intellectual Property Attorney

Trademark Registration Resources

Helpful links for your trademark journey

USPTO Trademark Database

Search the official USPTO trademark database to check if your name is already registered or pending.

Trademark Electronic Application System

The official USPTO portal for filing trademark applications online.

Trademark Basics

Learn more about trademarks, including types, benefits, and the registration process.

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This tool provides name suggestions only and does not constitute legal advice. Always consult with a trademark attorney.